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Stories from across the site that focus on Surveillance.
What the British Army's New Drone Purchases Mean for Military Surveillance
The British Army’s investment in 1,000+ drones boosts real-time battlefield intelligence, but what does it change, and who will benefit?
Sep 22, 2026
How US Control of Venezuela’s Surveillance State Raises Security Risks
US control of Venezuela's Chinese-built surveillance network raises new risks. We explain its potential impact, challenges, and what it means for security professionals.
Sep 18, 2026
How Flock Camera Surveillance Raises Major Security and Privacy Risks
Flock license plate cameras are raising privacy alarms over police misuse, lax oversight, and hacking risks—what security pros need to weigh.
Sep 17, 2026
How Canada’s Bill C-22 Threatens Global Encryption and User Privacy
Canada's Bill C-22 could force tech firms to weaken encryption and retain user data, endangering privacy worldwide. Learn how this law impacts VPN users and digital security.
Sep 14, 2026
Legal Risks of Video Doorbells & Security Cameras: What Homeowners Need to Know
Avoid costly mistakes with home security cameras. Learn the legal pitfalls, privacy issues, and smart setup tips before installing video doorbells or cameras.
Sep 14, 2026
Flock Safety Drones: Who Benefits, Who Loses, and What’s at Stake
Flock’s drone business is rapidly growing in law enforcement use, but privacy advocates warn of surveillance risks. Here’s what you need to know as a drone buyer or rights-conscious citizen.
Aug 19, 2026
Wi-Fi Surveillance: How Standard Routers Could Quietly Identify You
New research shows that ordinary Wi-Fi routers can identify individuals without cameras, raising critical privacy concerns and the need for better safeguards.
Aug 18, 2026
Flock ALPR Cameras: Privacy Risks, Evasion Tactics, and What Users Should Know
Flock ALPR systems are drawing scrutiny for their hidden deployment and impact on personal privacy. Here’s what users and local officials need to consider.
Jul 23, 2026
Why Flock Abandoned Its Human Distress Audio Detection and What It Means for Privacy
Flock has dropped its controversial plan to use microphones to detect human screams, amid privacy backlash. Its acoustic detectors will still monitor gunshots and crashes.
Jul 22, 2026
Why the 'Nothing to Hide' Argument Fails in Modern Privacy Debates
Edward Snowden’s critique of 'nothing to hide' reshapes how we think about privacy, security, and surveillance. Here’s what it means for your digital rights today.
Jul 9, 2026
Understanding the Anti-Palantir Movement: Insights from NymVPN's CEO
Explore NymVPN CEO Harry Halpin's response to Palantir's military stance and his call for decentralized privacy solutions.
Apr 24, 2026
How Global Age Verification Could End Online Anonymity
Proton CEO Andy Yen warns that age verification measures may eliminate online anonymity, impacting privacy and surveillance.
Apr 23, 2026